Synthetic CNAME generation as an equivalence tool
draft-vrang-idn-cname-00
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| Author | Svend Vrang | ||
| Last updated | 2001-09-04 | ||
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Abstract
This document describes an implementation technique for enforcing equivalence between different names in the Domain Name System by synthesizing CNAME records on the fly. It aims to describe some of the advantages and drawbacks of this approach, and how it fits into the overall pattern of the current efforts to provide access to internationalized domain names using the DNS
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